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Nerea doesn't recognize people's faces. She suffers from prosopagnosia, a rare cognitive disorder, and lives withdrawn into herself. She only interacts with her best friend, Teo, who is like family. However, halfway through the school year, a new and daring student, Fatima, arrives in her class. From that moment on, Nerea's small circle of trust begins to crumble. Fears and insecurities interfere with her relationship with Teo, and the memory of her absent father also looms large, a father she tries to connect with through letters she sends to the places where he stayed.